Research Fellow: Computational Modeling for Quantum Devices

RMIT UNIVERSITY; Australia; On-site; AUD 102,000 - 137,000; Full time

Job summary

An internationally recognized research institution in Australia is looking for a Research Assistant/Research Fellow to engage in advanced research on the atomic origin of imperfections in Josephson junctions. Candidates should possess a PhD in computational physics, chemistry, or applied mathematics, and have experience in computational modelling, specifically with LAMMPS and phase-field techniques. This full-time job offers a competitive salary and superannuation and is based at the Melbourne CBD campus.

Benefits

Flexible working arrangements

17% Superannuation

Qualifications

• PhD qualification in the relevant discipline area.
• Demonstrated evidence of computational modelling experience.
• Ability to work autonomously within a team environment.

Responsibilities

• Undertake research activities in line with the University's research strategy.
• Perform computational and theoretical analysis using various techniques.
• Collaborate with project team members on a multi-institution project.

Skills

Computational modelling experience

Code development

Data analysis

Team collaboration

High level of communication skills

Education

PhD in computational physics, chemistry, or applied mathematics

Tools

LAMMPS

ReaxFF

MACE

Phase-field modelling techniques

Job description

An internationally recognized research institution in Australia is looking for a Research Assistant/Research Fellow to engage in advanced research on the atomic origin of imperfections in Josephson junctions. Candidates should possess a PhD in computational physics, chemistry, or applied mathematics, and have experience in computational modelling, specifically with LAMMPS and phase-field techniques. This full-time job offers a competitive salary and superannuation and is based at the Melbourne CBD campus.